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Brown Patches in
Your Lawn?
Are you finding brown,
dead patches in your lawn? If you've already checked to make
sure the sprinkler system is covering the area properly, you
may have a grub problem. Late summer is the time of year
when grub activity becomes most apparent. In June & July,
Japanese Beetles look for nice moist, green lawns in which
to lay their eggs. They tunnel beneath the lawn and remain
there producing eggs for 2-3 weeks. In early August, their
eggs begin to hatch and as the larvae grow, so does their
need for food.
For all your
garden supply needs
Pacific Coast Home &
Garden carries a large selection of everything from drip
irrigation supplies to garden tools for kids. Stop by and check
out our expanded line of
organic fertilizers and pest control
methods. Speak with our knowledgeable sales staff to find
solutions to your particular garden projects and problems.
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